'Improve transparency for bring your own cup schemes'
[RTHK] - 02/17/2025
The Consumer Council has urged beverage shops to enhance their training for staff on bring-your-own-cup (BYOC) policies, adding there was a lack of transparency about such schemes. Additionally, it also saw cases where paper cups were used to make drinks even when customers brought their own (…)
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Twelve of the firm’s 13 contracts are joint ventures with other construction firms, government says.
[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
Chen Yi-hsin of Yan Chai Hospital Chiu Tsang Hok Wan Primary School in Tsing Yi, lied about missing salary payments (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
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[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
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[RTHK] - 21/02/2025
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[RTHK] - 21/02/2025
Lawmakers support tram fare increases
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[RTHK] - 21/02/2025
Legislators issue call to action for Hong Kong Tramways, even as many express support for proposed fare increase.
[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai are centres for wealth-management growth, bank says as it reports 19 per cent profit (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
School bus driver dies in Ma On Shan crash
Police on Friday said they were investigating a traffic accident in Ma On Shan which left a school bus driver dead. (…)
[RTHK] - 21/02/2025
Director read out a pro-Palestine speech by Iranian actor at Berlinale.
[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
Ahead of government’s budget address on Wednesday, president Xiang Zhang says HK$41.5 billion in reserves has (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 21/02/2025
